... fruit is the blackberry of the hedgerows, and we see no reason why its ramblings should not be so ruled as to coerce its stout thorn-crusted stems into profit-making for the farmer. Little cultivation of a costly sort is required —the blackberry will thrive ...

... before he could close his optics for the night IT was the time of nutting, and she touched with her tip-tilted the dewy blackberry blossom. And they said, What a pretty scene, what grace, what simple loveliness, and then the queer nut-beetle smate ...

... n from Hoods of the lowlying lands to the south of Waterloo bridge, from which bridge a wharf will he constructed round Blackberry point, with a return up the channel from that plsce towards Stanpit. Another wharf will he constructed from the south aide ...

... raspberry cultwe particularly needs a liberal amount of manure dug Into it, and the same may be said In regard to American blackberries. Root pruning may still NI carried out with good effect on unfruitful apple. pear, and other fruit trees. Cut nut the old ...

... Ashford clung, but this tramitiuu was one of great peril, as the boat was floating out to sea. Having drifted from near Blackberry point to Haven, he was observed by Mrs. William Stride, who lived near to where the boat was passing, and she heroically ...

... of worse great deal of prophesying is going on, and oracular &liverancos respocting the result are more plentiful than blackberries in summor. Dearing in mind the military axiom to the effect that pooplo should refrain front prophosying'sinless they know ...

... evidence that the girl, who is small for her age, was sitting on a wall watching her sister and other children gathering blackberries, when the Earl of Galloway came up, entered into oonversation with her, and benaved improperly towards her. The defendant ...

... manifest in one way or another a fondness for dangerous pursuits. Bold and daring youngsters are plentiful in the land as blackberries were in summer when Falstaff larded the lean earth. The other day four boys were found in an open boat—probably a li ...

... the movement, is read in political circles with interest. CLNTENN lAL observances are beginning to be as plentiful as blackberries, and scarcely a week pasties without a celebration taking place in memory of the centenary, bi-oenter.ary, or tricentenary ...

... trails. One creation that has been well received is composed of delicately tinted pink flowers, relieved with bunches of blackberries and foliage in which brilliant yellow tones predominate. Lightly grouped they form a charming unison, the tints being repeated ...

... distinguished man under the plea that I'opkins or Totukins had a share in his remarkable work. Ideas are as plentiful as blackberries. Brindley did not invent canals, nor George Stephenson railways, but ley were the authors of our canal ant railway systems; ...

... received with loud and embus was la receipt of outdoor relief, and wife were stated to be In the habit of golag out pickire4 blackberries or Mastic cheers, several times reputed. bird-catching, but the man sometimen only earned rd a day, The relieving °Meer ...